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Planet Sport Football Africa
Passion for Sport
674 episodes
4 days ago
The show where we look at African football both what's happening around the continent and what African players are doing overseas.
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The show where we look at African football both what's happening around the continent and what African players are doing overseas.
Show more...
Soccer
Sports
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15 August - Nigeria out at the CHAN - Wilfred Ndidi part 2 - Man Utd EPL preview
Planet Sport Football Africa
29 minutes
4 days ago
15 August - Nigeria out at the CHAN - Wilfred Ndidi part 2 - Man Utd EPL preview
This week we’re at the CHAN again, the delayed 2024 African Nations Championship, with Kenya, Tanzania and Uganda co-hosting. We’re getting to the end of the group stage, with Tanzania the first team to qualify for the quarter-finals, and Nigeria surprisingly the first team eliminated.

Also we have the second part of our chat with Nigeria midfielder Wilfred Ndidi, who hosted a Children's Festival in Ajegunle in Lagos, where he grew up with many challenges.

And with the EPL kicking off this weekend, Stuart takes a look at how Manchester United are shaping up.
Planet Sport Football Africa
The show where we look at African football both what's happening around the continent and what African players are doing overseas.